Pavilion 400-224: No. OS after the take-over of the factory

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• Is it possible to recover data after the factory restore?

  Hi, I have laptop G62-340US and I use windows 7 64-bit. I am having trouble with streaming online videos, and whenever I start my computer, it shows a kind of errors, so I thought to restore my computer to factory setting. But I have some data inportant on my computer. I've been me request so if it is possible to recover data after the factory restore or I do something that restor factory will not delete my data?

  Hello

  You will need to back up all your personal files, etc. before executing a factory reset - an option to do this is to use the facilities available in Windows 7, as described in the guide on the link below.

  http://www.howtogeek.com/HOWTO/1838/using-backup-and-restore-in-Windows-7/

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• HP MS235 pavilion in a single reboot after the start screen guard

  Hi all.

  can anyone help wih this problem I have with my computer hp pavilion MS235 that keeps just reboot after the splash screen.

  What happens is that the system began to hang at start up. It would take about an hour to get to the Welcome screen. could not do anything even not to make a recovery, so I put the drive in another machine and he made a new installation. but since then it just keeps restarting to the start screen. I ran all kinds chech af, but nothing works.  I'm on win 7 x 64.

  Please can someone help! Thank you.

  Concerning

  Dave.

  Start at this page: http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/bph07143

  Or here: http://www.computersurgeons.com/SearchProducts.aspx?sbt=pavilion%20MS235&bkm=Results#Results

• HP Pavilion 400-224 - Win 7 32 bit driver for USB

  A client asked me to load Win 7 Home Premium, 32-bit on his CV 400 - 224 office so that it can run some software owners.  I have loaded the operating system, but could not find the 32 bit drivers for the USB 3.0 hardware.  HP driver is 64-bit only.  The Intel driver for 32-bit file generates an error "your system does not have the minimum requirements.

  This looks like a Council of the laptop. Are there other HP desktop computers or laptops to this use this advice might have the correct 32-bit driver on the HP.COM web site?

  Hello:

  This model has an AMD processor and chipset specifications...

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c04078971

  Here's the W7 32 bit graphic chipset and usb 3 drivers you need...

  Download and install the AMD Chipset drivers and reboot.  You want the first file on the Web page.

  To install the smbus and usb 3 controllers.

  http://support.AMD.com/en-us/download/chipset?OS=Windows%207%20-%2032

  Graphics card:

  http://support.AMD.com/en-us/download/desktop?OS=Windows%207%20-%2032#AMD-catalyst-packages

  If the amd chipset driver does not install the usb controllers as advertised 3 that he would, and then download and install these two...

  http://h20565.www2.HP.com/portal/site/hpsc/template.page/public/PSI/swdDetails/?sp4ts.Oid=5359417&SP...

  http://h20565.www2.HP.com/portal/site/hpsc/template.page/public/PSI/swdDetails/?sp4ts.Oid=5359417&SP...

• HP Pavilion DV4-1125nr cannot start after the update/update BIOS version F.12 to d.55

  System: HP Pavilion DV4-1125nr PC Notebook

  Product #: FR922UAR #AB

  The system board ID: 30F7

  Version of the BIOS (before the update): F.12

  OS: Windows 7
  

  I tried to update the BIOS to d.55 which was provided by HP. After the successful installation the closure of new windows BIOS correctly. I restart the PC, HP Logo appears and then nothing happens. The operating system do not load or start at all.

  I also tried to boot using the Windows 98 Second edition CD (to charge BACK), but it did not work.

  Please help me...

  Fortunately I found a Solution to this problem.

  Here are the summaries (and modified according to my needs) the steps that I've taken of the following thread:

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/notebook-hardware/dv4-1140GO-won-t-boot-after-flashing-latest-BIOS/m-p/19698#M2730

  1. go to the hp site and download the correct version of your BIOS. In my case it had to F.12. Why not the latest version? Because there is no guarantee that the last one will work for you, know after measures.

  2. go where you downloaded the file and using 7 - Zip (or tool of your choice of course) unzip the contents to a folder of your choice. We'll get to that later, so keep this file open.

  3. use 128 MB or no matter what key-USB USB key (the smallest, you might find, because they said the smaller the better ) and reformatted to FAT or FAT32 click with the right button on the drive by clicking on "format".

  4. now that my USB is ready, go back to the folder where you extracted the file to update the BIOS (always open to the right of the folder?)

  "5. If you have the graphics card Intel integrated like me, copy the ' 30F7F12U. FD"of the key USB and RENAME the file '30F7F12U. FD' at '30F7. BIN ". Remember that this name calling to order "DV4-1125nr. If you have a different motherboard, the system or the BIOS, the name must be determined according to the.

  The next steps are exact 0.0 as follows (the link of a full detailed discussion is provided below), I simply numbered:

  6 unplug the adapter from the laptop.

  7 remove the battery from the laptop.

  8 insert the USB key into one of the USB ports on the laptop.
  Does not seem to matter which.

  9. press the 'Windows' key and the 'B' key

  10. connected to the power adapter.

  11 press the 'Power' button on the laptop.

  12. when the LED is entered, letting go of the power button / stop and the two keys down earlier.

  13. After about 10 seconds the notebook started to read the USB key. While searching for the file, the laptop beeps every seconds.
  The number of beeps varied, depending on what size of the key USB has been and
  the number of files on the USB key, a single beep for many.
  If the file was not found, the laptop will restart and try again.

  14. If the file is found then it took about 12 seconds for the laptop to load. No beeps sound not heard during the loading time.

  15. when it is responsible for the laptop has started flashing, indicated by beeps every 2 seconds. It took about 32 seconds.

  16. about 5 seconds after the ringtone had stopped off the laptop computer.

  First I update my pc with the last BIOS (F.66), but did not work for me (operating system not loaded after HP Logo ). So I decided to go back to the old F.12 (the version that has been shipped when the laptop was purchased) according to the procedure described above. But the problem is where to find version F.12 as HP currently provides links only for the version of the BIOS F.66 to d.55 (in the drivers from the hp support site section)

  Fortunately, I found a direct link to this version F.12 in the next thread.

  http://Forum.NotebookReview.com/HP-Compaq/304332-C700-CQ40-CQ45-dv4-dv5-DV6-hdx18t-Insyde-BIOS-recovery-using-USB-thumbdrive-2.html

  F.12 version:

  FTP://ftp.HP.com/pub/SoftPaq/sp40501-41000/sp40749.exe

  This was F.12 and worked for me. Thank God Almighty I return my PC.

  Thanks to all who contributed in the discussions above.

  Kind regards

  -gmuhammad.

  If you think that this post has helped you, then please give KUDOS *.

  Close the thread (Accept as Solution), if your problem is solved *.

• HP Pavilion dv9260nr does not start after the bios update

  After the HP Health Check, it was recommended that I have updated to the current bios.  After you have downloaded and installed, the computer would not start.  Instead, it emits a long beep and 2 short beeps and the screen is blank.  How can I recover a bios update failed?  Is there a way to return the computer to the bios Setup?

  I thought I would post here to help others as I just spent 5 hours to fix this problem. I have personally experienced this on two different computers, both are model DV9260NR. I woke up in the long and short two beep power. The first time it happened, I tried to fix the BIOS by using the recovery disk, but it didn't work. I tried this using a USB floppy like any other player. The floppy drive should get accessible, then machine would be on a second beep then stop, but it would remain under tension. The first time around I gave up and eventually return it to HP as it was under warranty. This time above the current problem computer is more under warranty so I decided to test out of old college. After trying several discs crisis different Phoenix, I finally found one that worked.

  I downloaded crisdisk.zip here:

  http://www.mediafire.com/?3ccb9m0kv0m

  Followed by the latest bios from HP for the DV9260NR

  FTP://ftp.HP.com/pub/SoftPaq/sp42001-42500/sp42187.exe

  I used 7 - zip to extract the files in sp42187.exe and crisdisk.zip

  go to the folder where you extracted sp42187.exe and rename it to 30BBF2D. WPH into the BIOS. WPH

  Copy BIOS.wph to the folder where your snippet CRISDISK.zip

  I have created my disk in Vista, so don't worry about going "Real DOS".

  YOU MUST USE CRISDISK TO CREATE THE DISC!  SIMPLY COPY THE RIGHT FILES ON A FLOPPY DISK DID NOT WORK!

  Open a command prompt, I used command.com not cmd.exe

  CD to the folder CRISDISK.

  At the prompt enter: "CRISDISK. "BAT HAS:

  Finally, put in a blank disk and follow the instructions.

  Once the disk created, slap this puppy in a floppy USB drive and plug it into the computer.  I didn't need to use as or Windows + B, B FN hotkeys to trigger the BIOS recovery. The system entered in the BIOS for me recovery mode and tried to access the USB floppy.  I noticed that not all USB ports will work.  I plugged my USB stick, floppy to the next to the power supply.  If all goes well just turn on the computer with connected USB floppy drive and the disc in the drive. As before the system beeps once per second during playback of the disc.  The disk activity, arrested again, but this time that the system kept beep immediately after discontinuation of access to the drive.  These beeps point you out that the BIOS is flashed, it's just leave turn. When it was made the machine itself set off.  If yours is not, so I doubt that the BIOS recovery will succeed. I then unplugged the USB floppy drive, turned on again and to my surprise I was greeted by the HP and the BIOS logo!  I hope this helps people difficulty of their DV9260NR.  I met four dv9260nr machines and two of them does not update the BIOS using WinPhlash and the finished machine trashed, not good statistically.  I hope that others with the same model will be able to get their machinery running. I'd be curious to know if it works for others.  Post here if you are or do not succeed using this procedure. Good luck!

• HP Pavilion p6610f: Partitions on C after the attempt of discovery

  The computer was infested with viruses, spyware, Trojans, etc. A single product, we have used abducted more than 600 of these programs. I decided in the end, we need to restore the system to factory State, and recovery software has been run to do. Recovery is performed from the disk hard given that the system has not had the required disks to do otherwise. Recovery failed, and the system refuses to boot to say a word about a boot loader is not found. Recovery disks have been ordered at HP, and in the meantime, Win 7 Pro has been loaded and installed successfully. The installation of Win 7 pointed out a partition of 100 MB at the top of C: because it was too small for the installation of the OS. I chose the next available partition which was quite large.

  Is - this 100MB partition a normal part of how HP sets up a hard drive? I'm a little worried that it may be a residual of malware infestation.

  It seems like a valid partition, do not touch it for now.  When you get your format of hard drive recovery disks, then perform the factory restore, the recovery should do it anyway.

• Help! Aspire 5735 laptop with broken screen does not recognize external monitor after the factory restore

  I have an ACER Aspire 5735, running horrible Vista that never worked from the beginning, always locked up, media player never worked, on, on, and after about a year my dog took in the power cord and threw out of the table and the broken screen. I used it with an external monitor for a while, but it was even worse after that and after that he take to get fixed yet has proceeded to run super slow, always locked up, refused to stop or start upward normally, and so he sat in a closet for about 3 years.

  I took it out a week ago to see if I could at least use it for my kids to friends to play on, but that she still had so many questions, I decided to do a factory restore. And of course the recovery disks that I did when I got it do not work and are not yet recognized by the computer. So I went online and has used a method that I found there by rebooting and hitting the keys ALT F10 until I was at the factory reset option. It worked GREAT! Except once the computer has restarted and opened up to windows deleted monitor and I can't do anything with the computer because apparently it does not recognize that it is hooked to an external monitor on the restore to factory settings! Help!

  She does not recognize the monitor as it has been restarted and was even the windows start the display of the icon, but as soon as it loads the screen becomes black with just the graphics "monitor is on but not connected to what either" floating around.

  Is it possible to access something in the BACK or other so he could recognize the external monitor?  What is finally toast?

  Connect the external monitor to the laptop.

  Hold down the FN key and press the F4 key. Check if you get a display on the external monitor.

• K1 "unrecoverable error bootloader (0 x 19000008) after the factory restore".

  Having some problems with my K1 for a while & finally decided to do a factory restore and start over. Fact the factory restore (exactly like I had to with my android phone a couple of weeks) & now he jumped to the top with

  «Erase Userdata...»

  Boot loader fatal error (0 x 19000008)

  He sat there for a while. I tried to hold the power button, but nothing. This tablet has been updated to the latest version, it has not rooted or anything else. Just completely factory & updated. The problems I had when I decided to restore it was running mostly just super slow. Took forever to get the apps to arrive on the screen & such things. Thought I just having too much junk previously installed on it, so I tried to restore it & start over. Bad idea! Any idea? My 2 weeks im slammed all day every day & cant slow to call assistance & wait always hold to try & fix it (assuming that they can even repair). Would be delighted to hear that its an easy fix but I'm sure used to be the case. I bought it back in November 2011, so its only 6 months old.

  Hi Javahead

  How many times have you tried to restart since this error?

  Recently, I did the same thing after that my front cam went wrong. I got the same error. But after a few reboots and maybe wait a few minutes before trying again. Finally, he went through the process and completed successfully.

• Cannot restore the startup after the factory!

  T500 w/XP...

  After using Lenovo factory restore I can't start Windows. All I see is...

  NTLDR is missing
  Press Ctrl + Alt + Delete to restart

  I tried to change the sequence of boot, but in vain.

  I can not boot into ThinkVantage partition more either. Any thoughts?

  Solved: even if the blue ThinkVantage button didn't work out I could still access the utility by pressing F11 at startup of the machine upward. The factory restore worked this time.

• Laptop will not reinstall windows after the factory system recovery

  So I have a laptop HP which is relatively new. I recently acquired the Virus 2010 Vista AntiVirus Pro. When the malware and spyware could not fix the problem, I decided to do a system restore, which would put the computer to the way it was when I bought it. I backed up the files and do the system recovery. He filled the recovery then said it will re-start to reinstall windows and complete the process.

  After the restart as it gets and error that says: "the computer restarted unexpectedly or encountered an unexpected error." Windows Setup cannot continue. To install Windows, click "ok" to restart the computer, and then restart the installation. »

  The only option is to click on 'ok', but after clicking it he is trying to reboot once again and the same error comes back. We tried to manually close the laptop and restart, but we always get the same error. I can get the start menu when the information system and the recovery is but to the past is just the mistake. Any suggestions on how to fix it? I don't know what else to do.

  http://welcome.HP.com/country/us/en/contact_us.html

  Problem with the HP recovery process, contact HP at the link above.

  This isn't their recovery process, Microsoft.

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• BOOTMGR is Missing After the factory restore

  Hello

  I have a netbook with Windows XP as its OS S10e, I decided to restore it to the factory setting by pressing F11, after completing, it restarts and automatically install something and rebooted again, then this message appeared: BOOTMGR is Missing, press Ctrl + Alt + Delete to restart.

  Again, restoration, but the result was the same.
  My netbook has not had any CD backup

  What can I do?

  Thank you all,

  Unfortunately, all the proposed solutions did not work, I cannot restore my netbook and installed the new OS!

  Good bye

• Pavilion G6 - 224/C2N47UA #ABA: enter the password administrator or power on password

  I have no operating windows 8 32-bit or 64-bit system. My. Product is C2N47UA / #ABA / MODEL: Pavilion g6 - 2249WM. When I turn on my pc it goes blue please enter administrator password or power on password. After trying three times and get the invalid password 3 times it says disabled system [55736086]. Help, please

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• Pavilion dm4 1041tx: black screen after the windows logo

  My laptop screen has frozen while watching a video then after restarting it displays black screen but I can connect to windows using the laptop and fingerprint reader can be closed by windows by pressing and then alt + f4, then alt + f4, then enter. Works in safe mode. Disable the ati graphics card did not work. Same execution of recovery did not work.
  Hard drive test results:
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  DST short: PAST
  Long DST: PAST
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  Hi @vikash4309 ,

  At this point I agree with the tech that look at the computer I think it's a problem with the hard drive or even the system board. They may give falsely on the test results. I would recommend that you take it back to this HP's Service Center.

  If you do not replace the hard drive recovery CDs should work as long as replace you it with another hard drive and not an SSD because they are different and the recovery CD will know how to properly partition the drive.

• G6 Pavilion: Pavilion g6 does not not after the downgrade

  I have upgraded to Windows 10 and had problems with it, so I used the recovery option to get back to Windows 7. When you start everything seems to work until I tried to access the start page. I see a blue crash screen when you attempt to load normally. Safe mode allows me to see the icons of users, but the mouse is frozen so I can't select anything. Start-up and hardware in the BIOS tests say that everything works well. Without getting a recovery media, is there a better solution?

  Hi @jess013,

  Thank you for the update.

  The problem persists after completing the troubleshooting steps, I suggest you do a recovery in factory.

  HP computers - performing a recovery of system HP (Windows 7)

  During the retrieve, there is an option to back up your data to avoid loss.  If you have not done one, I suggest you do one now.

  HP and desktop computers Compaq-restoring files that have been SAVED using HP Recovery Manager (Windows 7).

  Please keep me updated.

  Good luck!